People
Port security clearance lags for non-feds
GAO says the Coast Guard doesn't process security clearances quickly enough because it doesn't understand its role in educating stakeholders.
Modernization
Amber Alerts arrive wirelessly
Wireless companies and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children formed an initiative to deliver Amber Alerts wirelessly.
People
Virginia Beach CIO to step down
The position has evolved to a job that requires more general management responsibilities.
People
ManTech to buy homeland security high-tech company
ManTech International will acquire a high-tech company based in Alexandria, Va., that specializes in the homeland security and law-enforcement markets.
Digital Government
NOAA offers access to new radar data
Java-based application lets scientists quickly view and retrieve information.
People
FAST becomes D.C. search overlord
Washington, D.C., will deploy a Norwegian company's search engine across the city government's entire information technology infrastructure.
People
Congress seeks border fixes
The Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act would require development and implementation of information-sharing initiatives and other actions to improve border security.
People
Fairfax expands e-pay services
The Virginia county government will be using Govolution for more than 30 applications.
People
Governors still oppose Real ID
It will be expensive and technologically problematic, the National Governors Association says.
People
Mass. fuses intelligence
A new center will analyze info from disparate sources statewide to find patterns of crime and terrorism.
People
Real ID zips through Congress
The supplemental funding bill passed this week includes controversial provisions requiring states to meet new federal standards for driver's licenses.
Digital Government
Multistate Matrix is wounded, not dead
Officials at the Florida Law Enforcement Department have not given up.
People
CIOs share challenges
Issues facing chief information officers at the state, local and federal levels are not dissimilar, a panel says.
Digital Government
HHS marches with states on health IT
The secretary of health and human services says feds must collaborate with state governments on digital health technology.
Modernization
States see VOIP coming
A voice-over-IP network seems inevitable, several state CIOs said.
Digital Government
NASCIO goes to Washington
Twenty-one state CIOs took their concerns about cybersecurity and identification cards to Capitol Hill.
People
Track SEVIS payments online
Students can go to the Web to check the status of their Student and Exchange Visitor Information System fee payment.
People
IG takes issue with Energy architecture
The department has not fully defined current and future IT requirements, the inspector general says.
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